Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12
A nsusen,ents Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
NATfoSAI--Carleton Company In '.Sanon."
ALsAUGHs--Miss Banks in "Joan OF Arc
KKESASs-Tony Pastor.
HARus-Gray stephens CO.
MANASSAS fASoRAMA--Day and evening.
Condensed Locals.
John jones' eoIored. whose home IS in Willow
tree sIey southwest, Will spend the next two
months in jail for beating his wife.
Casn sends IL 10 TIE STAR Office Tor the Rawleet
fund
Hon Fred Douglass will lecture at the 10Th
street Baptist C4urca Friday evening for the
benefit Of the WOman's Union Christian AssOeil-
IlOn, the object OF which society Is 10 train
young girs In every branch OF Nork- and also
DTing them under moral ana religious tntfusnCe.
Inc MEEKLT STAINS Pocket Atlas OF tie World Is
oercG Tree 10 every new subscriber foF one gear 70
the HEEkLY STAR IL Is handsomely printed
book IeI pages prufusely illustrated, with more
than 100 coOred maps and diagrams, and contains
awealth OF general Information see ADVERTISE
mcIt In another column
Tue Hebrew holidays ended yesterday with the
Feast OF X .jOic4 ng III the Laws
Harry Wallace, i fOurreen-year-old colOrec boy,
Vas arrested last night by Officer Roardman, as a
fugitive frOm the Reform school, and was returned
TO that institution.
\ i've female mulatto infant was found last
night at 10 and streets, by Albert Foster, who
Kept 1t for the night. A dead infant was found III
yesterday afternoon
the grand jury today returned an Indictment
against ulysses y. Duiaeld tor the emoeEzleInent
CT gas governor valued at So the property OF
Francis russell.
s HILL b. Prentice, and the Vermont Farm Ma
chine Co. have hled n the supreme Court OF the
District an appeal from the Commissioner OF Pat
ents IN rejecting an application for patent for a
milk settling apparatus
The PRrSTEEs AND TIE NISE-HoUR LAVA dis
patch from Cincinnati says: TIE executive con-
has adopted resolution withdrH wing the enforce
ment OF the nine-nour law until a conference be-
tween tie union and the publishers association
o. Hsl1 A I'm 4 L
Typographical Union NJ. 1o1 OF this city is men,
Der o. the committee.
Carr. JOHN OHAGAN'S FUNEsAL-Cap-. John
o'dagan died az his residence. No. 15I9 p
second year OF MS age Capt. O'Hasan entered
the Fedora volunteer service at the time OF the
nrst ean Tor troops April 10 ls6i. and In july fol-
pany L, I'd District Volunteers. At the expiration
OF this company's term OF service, Cap,. oHagan
entered Haucocks Veteran Volunteers, LIST regi-
menI, and served with this com miand, in me rank
OF lieutenant, until March, 1866. he had teen
employed Ia tie Var Department ior TIE past
sixteen years This brave AMI faithful soldier
lost the yi<o. OF his he nth In the service OF the
neid. and tie dreaded co.'s iaptCn. watch al last
proved Tatal was the cJllrination OF physical ia
roads made during those nye years % continuous
exposure. Funeral services were held az 81. Mat
theS's church this afternoon al 4 O'Clock, and the
interTent was made at MI Oiyet cemetery. capt.
Vtiagaa leaves u widow snd Two Children.
He DID Nor Go TO HaxPToS.-Michael Lanhady.
tie old soldier who Was yesterday released on his
PERSONAL bonds by judge Smell 10 go 10 Hampton
va HJme, go, drunk last night i.s,e..d o, going
10 Hampton. and was found liz ''SwanpOOdie" by
Oftcer Mooney he Was very ci~oFG Fly and a
crowd OF boys around him. he abused the officer
after being placed under arrest, anu TINS morning
he appeared before judge Smell as usual charged
with yagTalcy. Il released YOU Yesterday on Your
personal bonds 70 &c 70 Hampton said ne l9dge
violated your bond" said the Judge, and you can
90 down Tor ninety days"
A CITIZENS Association ORG,SIzyp-, meet.
to- OF the North Capitol, BOun1lIy and adjacent
streets association was held las evening at the
church corner or 3ru and Z streets northwest A
constitution was adopted, IN which the objects OF
the association arr stated to b. the improvement
Of that section, and the meetings fixed for the
officers were elected: ID. A. DriStOlL president;
VIZ H. Moehler vice president; A. q. stevens,
secretary. and F. pahle trustee.
Marriages LIcExsES.-Narriage licenses have
been Issued BY the clerk OF the court to Geo re
Bowman and klssia johnson. both OF Fairfax
county, Va; John Daily and Kate Hickey: VIM.
and Fan~ie Lowenhery; ". Herrn "a Moxan. Of
Hyattsvile, Nd, and Margaret A Grimes, OF lie Wis
surg. W Va; Joseph Johnson and Mary Louisa
Hamilton and Winnie Montgomery.
WHISKY CArsED TUE TKOCBLE.-when arraigned
In the Police court today John C. Moore sam ne
was not guilty OF Threatening bis wiie's life bu;
his wife told a different story. She said that
whisky was the cause OF her trouble. When She
threatened 20 have him arrested he said he would
XIII her n she did. The defendant denied, and
said that his wifi did not have her right mind al
times and that was the cause NJ The trouble The
Judge told hiI that he had better let liquor alone
and took his personal bonds 10 Keep the peace
HELD FOR rHR GRAND JrRY-The case OF Geo
Baekley. Douglas Gordon and Jno. Ruflin, coi0red,
charged BY Officer Rhodes with entering Robert
Bars carpenter shop on whitney avenue IN the
county, was heard In the Police Court to-day, aud
they were held Tor the action OF the grand jury
The case Of Arthur jackson, charged with a slmi
Lar onenss vas nolle pressed
For sIaPPISG A SMALL BoY-A young co,orec
man paned William Beall was before the Police
Court to-day charged with disorderiy conduct IL
hernanS Theater, and also with an assault or
Ralph Willis, small white boy. Lawyer Jordan
pleaded not gull y for him. Special Orlicer John
s1n Testified that he arrested Beall for sssauting
the boy, and he used bad language. Ralph Will.
testified that last creeping, az kernans, defendant
~, ~, as Iee, on MA. de pushed Be1ils feet on
s. Tor TIE assault.
ElEcTIos OF oYYfcsRs--st the regular mee,in.
OF the Washington Mlcruscopical society, hell
list evening, e following oincers were elected
president: J. VI. Lamb, Corresponding secretary
Z A Bdloca, recording secretary, and Mr.. +.
Chapman. treasurer.
ACCIDENTS TO woKKxEy Yesterday. Ernes
BIair, al WORK On a new building on New Jerse.
severely injured about the head and ice by a fall
lie was taken 70 the Freedman's Hospital Rooer
ScddOth a white man, at work al the corner O
Lyk street and Maryland avenue, was accidental
struck on the head with pick oy a colored mai
and received a painful wound he was remove
10 his home, Ess21 D street northwest
The GEORGE G. MEADE Posr, No. 6. G.. A. r
SI.l yislt Philadelphia On the occasion or the ia
yelling OF General Aea1c'S Statue, Tuesday
oetooer 18th, having VIA the Pennsylya Raj
mad az IL 10 p. m. MONDAY. Confer with Mr..
> Fletcher, COMMANDER, regarding special rates
ArcTIoS.-A rare opportunity win be presente
next riday TO buy at auction fouE new neat fran
ESus-s, located on 7th street road hearty opp0sil
tne Scaoetzen Park See auction column for pa
JleQlarS
ONE % TIRE RARE Opportunities of obtaiain
building los in the finest residence portion OF n
Guy presents itself IN the sale OF two rne lots
loSn street, near street northwest. These Io'
zach nave front OF 20 q IL feet and have the ~
vantsge OF as me parking as there Is In the city
sae on rhorsiay a. > octoeS. See adyertiselaeK
iof particulars.